Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe is seeking a Tribal Attorney

Location: Darrington, Washington

Juris Doctorate from an ABA accredited law school required

Salary DOE

contact Judy @ 360-436-0131 for details

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If interested in this position please contact the HoChunk HR department.

PO Box 677
W9814 Airport Road
Black River Falls, WI 54615

Phone: 715.284.4361
800.232.0086
Fax: 715.284.9465

Department: Tribal Prosecutor # 54-06
Date: June 12,2008
PositionT itle: T ribal Prosecutor
SalaryR ange: $6 0,000D .O.E.

Duties and Functions: Full-time permanent position based on a 40 hour work week. The Tribal Prosecutor under the supervision of the Office of the Attorney General of The Colorado River lndian Tribes. In incumbent shall work with the Tribal Police Department. The Tribal Prosecutor will prepare and present criminal cases in Tribal trial and appellate courts. The Tribal Prosecutor will enforce child support judgments.

Minimum Education and Experience Preference: Preferred applicant will have three or more years of experience. The applicant should be a member of Arizona and/or California Bar with knowledge and experience of Federal Indian Law.

The applicant must be willing to relocate on or near the Colorado River Indian Reservation on Parker, Arizona. (critonline.com)

For further information contact the Human Resources Department of the Colorado River lndian Tribes.( 928) 669 1320.

Reg F/T Lummi Nation is seeking a Chief Judge. Responsible for judicial administration and overseeing the Tribal Court functions with work experience in Indian Tribal Courts.

For Complete job description and employment application, please contact the LIBC Human Resources Dept @ 360.384.2381, or email carolv@lummi-nsn.gov

Performs complex legal work handling Criminal maters between the tribe and individuals, and drafting Crmiinal complaints.

Contact: Susanc@utetribe.com

Qualifications: Navajo tribal member, over 30 years of age, Associates of Arts or Science degree, member of the Navajo Bar.

Salary: $62,837 per annum with a salary increase when permanent status is attained.

Contact: Edward B. Martin, Director of Judicial Administration at (928) 871-6762 or email at edmartin@navajo.org to request a packet of information.

Deadline: June 13 or Open until filled.